Criminal Minds on Encryption and "Advanced Harvard Math"

i wouldve loved to see a crossover with Criminal Minds and NCIS. Hotchner/Rossi and Gibbs, Morgan and DiNozzo, Reid and McGee, Prentiss/JJ and Ziva, and lastly Garcia and Abby. perfect combinations if you ask me

I can’t say why, but I love this scene among others 😂❤

TIL I'm too dangerous to be employed by my current university. I better tell them.

I failed pre algebra twice😢

Episode?

What episode is this?

Is this the most absurd representation of mathematics on TV ever?

Most computer scientists are taught encryption at some level. Varnum encryption or a 'one time pad' is unbreakable if done right and also extremely, extremely simple. The only difficult thing about is the 'doing it right part' which typically necessitates that it is NOT done on a computer.

The NSA really is one of the largest employers of mathematicians in the world.

forget this episode which one is it again?

He could have also realized that the killer attended Harvard from his using They and Them pronouns.

anyone know what episode this is from?

This scene had people looking at math geeks in a whole new light for a while.

Wonder what episode this is from

What a stupid dumb scene, garbage writing.

Anyone wanting to know the Season is 10 Episode 21 Mr. Scratch

😂😂😂😂😂🤣

What bullshit.

Which episode is this?

Does anyone what episode this is?

“You are too dangerous to work anywhere else”
What makes Math55 is the amount of work, not its difficulty, per se.
Its basically several Math courses condensed into one.
No extreme knowledge of mathematics (be it calculus, cypher, code-breaking, topology) would ever render you any more “dangerous” than what you could be without it.

I know this is season 10, but which episode?

Which episode is this?

Wait what season is it?

Oh and Hardvard made a secret secret secret illuminati class called math666. In that class you do cutting edge maths from day one, and you finnish each day with a test. And if you manage to finish all 5 years you end up working at illuminati which is just a cover name for the true elites to take over and create a new world order. You would still just be a tool in their arsenal, a glorified calculator, but you would be a part of it at least which make you get acces to their underground bases around the world one of which is at area 51.

Which episode is this?

Have a corset today this day is you abort than day abort day thank everybody help

"Too dangerous to work anywhere else" lmao

dude I still use my fingers to add LMAO

Guess what? It's an exaggeration for dramatic effect. People talking as if this was really the case when they heard about it on a show that purports psych profiling to be a legit thing (it isn't). It's drama, folks. You assume it's true for the purposes of enjoying the show. It's a willing suspension of disbelief. This is not a show you can expect to learn facts from.

S10E21

Reid could have gotten his own spinoff show and it would have been a hit.

Hang on what episode was that one?

What episode was this?

Everyone is probably thinking “this guy works for the NSA? He’s untouchable” then there’s hotch

What’s season and episode

What episode is this 🙏

Part about being forced to work for NSA is complete fiction. Richard Stallman took Math 55 and he's obviously never been employed at NSA.

Yeah, and the funny thing is that Harvard had to create two other Math classes (Math 23 and 25) as more laid-back versions of 55, because too many students were dropping the course because of the accelerated coursework.

Hotch will never hold.

Is there ANYONE in real life who knows as much as Reid, let alone is as smart, has a photographic memory, and reads a 300 page book a day? I mean, Reid is Good Will Hunting smart. Even given that, I still find a real life Reid much more plausible than a real life Penelope, whose literally impossibly fast computer skills defy logic :-)

Let’s get that APB on a person good at linear algebra…

If I was that good at math, I'd be making the rounds of different casino's, counting cards, winning $$$$, then buying an island somewhere, to retire on. Why would you work at all?

What episode is this?

This show is so inaccurate sometimes because these r the type of things Garcia would know best. They downplay her as some IT person all the time but it’s so annoying. She’s literally just as genius as Reid without the awkwardness 🙄

After Calc 4 I took a class called 'Infinite Math'. That's where I learned the limits of learning ability. LOL.

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Why is the audio volume so low?